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Donald Trump remained even when the tariff plans melted in global markets.

He said in a speech on Tuesday: “I am proud to be head of workers … the president who stands on the main street, not Wall Street,” he said in a speech on Tuesday.

Disorders in stocks or bonds – until Wednesday, when the markets rose after the president stopped some of Definitions The problem of globalization with allocated money was.

“It appears that billionaires are very annoying,” said Laura Ingharaham, adding Fox News on Monday. “Now does any of these chicken stop thinking about their wallets?”

They do on the island of Statin, Boro New York with conservative blue collar that voted for Trump with 30 points in the presidential elections last year.

In a small commercial area on its northern beach, not far from the statue of freedom, Trump’s tariff has severely reached people like Joy Ghigliotti, the owner of Comics Hypno-Tonic-a good but free-free store.

“Every print is made in other countries, all the games we get from other countries,” said Ghigliotti, who has run the store for 12 years. “This will cancel my work.”

Ghigliotti said that many of its cartoons were printed in Canada – “which no longer loves us more” – and most of its games were from China. She was already paying 10-25 percent more than she planned, which increased her budget. I stopped buying a new cartoon.

“It is an existence of many companies,” said Giliotti. And (Trump) is a golf.

The turmoil in global markets came last week, along with other evidence that Americans are growing with their economy, with The feeling of consumer decreases sharply People also prepare for commercial disturbance.

Joan Has, an economist who directs consumer morale survey at the University of Michigan, said that the economic expectations of the Americans were grievance before Trump launched the trade war. “People were waiting for the other shoe to decrease with regard to tariffs. They were very concerned about what was about to happen.”

On Wednesday, the President clarified his decision to suspend the fees he announced only one week ago. He admitted that people were “a little afraid.”

A survey conducted by the National Union of Independent Business (NFIB) revealed on Tuesday that in March-even before the “liberation day” carried out by Trump-the optimism of small businesses took its decline since 2020, although it was found that the Republicans were more optimistic than the Democrats.

Fox News Jesse Watsha hinted this week to the difference in Trump’s supporters if the trade war was caused by Joe Biden.

He said: “If Biden wanders in the stock market like this, I am sure that I will not say a single word.”

While Trump and others have tried to portray the chaos on the S&P 500 in recent days as an elite salon player, ordinary Americans tend to be more harmonious on the stock exchange – and their pensions – more than people in other countries.

About 62 percent of adult adults, either directly or through their pensions, last year, according to Gallup, the highest level since 2008.

However, other factors were more important for a feeling of stock prices, HSU said.

She said: “We were in a declining direction (in feelings) for a period of three months now. With a deterioration in the perspectives of labor markets, working conditions, personal income, inflation, and a lot of everything.”

She added: “The stock market does what you do certainly does not help, but it is unlikely to decrease in itself to the decrease in feelings.”

But David Hayes, a Colorado Besson breeder who voted for Trump last year, says he was “not worried” about the fluctuations of sharp arrow prices in the past few weeks.

He said, “You know that the stock market is rising and falling … people are very volatile.” “I used to do the stock market and I have not touched on it for years … I have real shares in pastures, they are called Buson.”

He said that Trump “went out” with definitions. But “as long as Canada does not raise the price of the royal crown prince (whiskey) and Mexico does not raise the price of Tikila, I think (definitions) will not bother me.”

Imagine data by Sam Learner